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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

time

time = a particular period of seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years, etc. for which something has been happening, or which is needed for something, or which is available for something:.



Please explain the underlined parts.
  

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for which something has been happening = something has been happening for a particular period of time which is needed = a particular period is needed for something (to be completed) which is available for something = a period of time at your disposal

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  • for which something has been happening = something has been happening for a particular period of time which is needed = a particular period is needed for something (to be completed) which is available for something = a period of time at your disposal
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for which something has been happening = something has been happening for a particular period of time

which is needed = a particular period is needed for something (to be completed)

which is available for something = a period of time at your disposal
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